My images have been styled as display: none

  • Resolved hardincomp

    (@hardincomp)


    18 years, 8 months ago

    At some point when I updated to WP 2 I lost some of the images on my pages. I noticed it especially with some ad banners I want to run. Instead of

    <img src="/wp-content/images/Ads/YDWsnark_415.gif" class="centered" width="415" height="53" border="0" alt="Get your snark at the YDW Store" />

    when the page is rendered it turns into

    <img style="display: none;" src="wp-content/images/Ads/YDWsnark_415.gif" class="centered" alt="Get your snark at the YDW Store" border="0" height="53" width="415">

    Does anyone have any idea why this may be happening? I’ve looked at all the code for my site (including extensions) and can’t figure out where the code is being changed.

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  • a page with an example would help.
    a list of your plugins would help.

    Thread Starter hardincomp

    (@hardincomp)

    Sorry, it’s the main page of my blog. The code in question should be at the very top of the center section, before the WP loop.

    Here are the plugins currently activated
    Ad Rotator 1.0
    Akismet 1.15
    Adhesive 3.2
    BAStats 1.0β build 8
    Countdown 1.1
    Enhanced Post List 0.8
    FancyTooltips 1.2.1
    Gravatars 2.6
    Gravatar Signup 1.5
    Google Analyticator 1.31
    IImage Browser 1.5
    LiveCalendar 1.8.5
    Live Comment Preview 1.7
    More Smilies 1.4
    NoFollow 0.02a
    Referrer Bouncer 1.1
    Excerpt Preview 1.1
    Google Sitemaps 2.7.1
    Stewart’s Filters Manager 1.1
    Spread Firefox 1.0
    Search Pages 0.1
    Search Reloaded 2.1
    Simple Search and Replace 1
    Simple Spoiler 1.5
    SearchHistory 0.17
    Top Cat 1.0.2
    TarPit 1.2
    Live Preview: Admin Panel, Comments .65 RC1
    wpLicense 0.5.1
    Witty Text 1.1
    WeatherReport 3.0b

    and are you using any of these plugins to insert that ad?

    btw, thats not an example of what you described, since youve fixed it. I wanted to see the actual problem, not the problem fixed. ??

    Thread Starter hardincomp

    (@hardincomp)

    I had been using an ad plugin to rotate ads but went with hard coding to try and get them to show up. And it turns out that the ads show up in IE but not Firefox. This is so not good, especially since I pimp Firefox so heavily. What the hell could be hiding the ads in a particular browser?

    Just a thought – are you using AdBlock or some such on Firefox? That might be stopping your ads from displaying. Haven’t played with it for a while, but I think it may work by using “display: none”

    Thread Starter hardincomp

    (@hardincomp)

    Thanks, Les. That was the culprit. I didn’t even think to check that.

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